A flower-trimmed tambourine and two maracas sit beneath a cut-paper banner.

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A Tambourine Decorated with Flowers

A flower-trimmed tambourine and two maracas sit beneath a cut-paper banner.

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Orange flowers and a purple tambourine ribbon

Decorate the Mexican Day of the Dead instruments through flowers and ribbon. Leave the drum, jingles, maracas, leaves and banners white.

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White tambourine with three orange flowers and a purple bow and tails, beside white maracas. — Digital coloring example

1. Orange — three flowers
2. Purple — bow and ribbon tails

Color the three marigold heads orange, following their layered outlines.
Color the bow and all flowing ribbon tails purple, including the folded ends.

Three orange flowers sit above a continuous purple ribbon; the white drum and metal jingles stay clear.

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